@@Leomerya12not only that, they were in separate vehicles! The son could of easily took off and got away from his father if he wanted to.. that kid is right where he belongs!
My mom dated Edward Campbell. Eric was a few years younger than me. Trust me when I say that was the worst 2-3 years of my life. Ed was extremely abusive. I witnessed him beat them and my mom. Child services really failed them. I lost contact after my mom broke things off with them but I prayed and wondered for years what ever happened to them. I’d hoped cps would have finally taken them for good and they’d end up growing up in a good home. So sad to see that’s not what happened. Ed was very controlling and I have no doubt he ruled their lives in to adulthood. I know I’m so late to this video. It took me a very long time to watch this or follow any of the news coverage when it all happened or after. I had nightmares for years about Ed and they returned when the murders happened so I stayed away from it all. I guess curiosity finally got the best of me.
Thanks for sharing. It’s a horrible case and I hope you stop getting those nightmares. Ed was a horrible person and just destroyed lives. That pos. I hope he rots in hell
I went to Alvin Highschool with Eric my senior year actually, he was homeschooled before that. He and I were actually friends we had Algebra together. He was different, smart, but nice. That doesn’t mean that he wasn’t/isn’t capable of committing a heinous crime. Just eerie to know it is someone I had some fond memories with.
I have severe PTSD and it largely has to do with abuse from my father. I can tell you right now you can be dissociating, hyper vigilant, and filled with fear and appear normal on a security camera. You are so used to your entire brain being hijacked that you don’t even ask questions. I can’t speak to his innocence but I can say the prosecution’s psychiatrist was full of it.
@@tobiasclausen6273 the whole “judicial system” is a crock. They just pursue what they want to. I was sexually abused, told the police every single detail in an interview with detectives and… I was very nearly charged with r*pe. So, at a very young age I learned you’re not going to get help from those people. The judge told me I was “lucky to have” an abuser like mine, as I was lucky they didn’t press charges.
That's why I feel like the prosecutor comes across as such a self-righteous bitch pretending they are somehow "equal" parts in this when obviously their relationship was defined by inequality. Yes he has some complicity but clearly not equal to his father.
I grew up with a father and older brother who reigned over my mother, myself, my sister and younger brother. They were maniacal and we lived in invisible chains. I did everything he wanted. I was utterly terrified and truly knew no different. Only now, I'm 42, does any family member even acknowledge what happened. I am so very sorry for the Faulkners and their sons. No one deserves that. Bless them. ❤️❤️
@@MYRRHfamily she may not. Did you notice she said the older brother also dominated them along with the father? Why do you feel sorry for that young man. He seemed to be going right along with his father in loading the instruments of torture into the trolley?
It's difficult to even give credence to forensic psychologists when each side has an expert to back up their own theory. I have conflicting thoughts for some being tried with violently abusive parents or partners, it isn't always easy to disobey commands from these coercive domineers. Another thought provoking case, thanks Kevin and team. ✌
Eric Campbell was a victim himself in this case. He almost certainly wouldn't have been involved in these crimes were it not for his sociopathic, domineering, criminal father. It is easy to say that he was old enough to make his own decisions, call the police, not participate in the crimes, etc.--but when you have been psychologically and emotionally abused by your father for most of your life, you follow along out of fear, no doubt. Assuming there was no direct evidence that he was actually involved in killing the couple--and I don't think there was--my inclination as a juror would have been to give the young man a much lighter sentence that would enable him to obtain parole at some point and have a second chance at life--without the father who has now ruined his life.
I think Eric was a "partner" in the crime, but for the prosecution to say he was an "equal" partner is just disingenuous and dishonest. His coward father kills himself and as compensation for justice lost they want to lynch this kid who himself is also a victim of his father. I hate when people try to pin the crimes of one person on another just cause they are hurt and want to hurt someone, even if they know it's not actually the one who was primarily responsible.
Even though you have PTSD it doesn't mean that you're frozen with fear or hyper vigilant at every minute of every day! It comes and goes, it's not consistent at all times.
This channel is fast becoming my favourite. More serious than another channel I watch but not as earnest and sentimental as another channel I watch also not as judgemental as another channel I watch. (People who know may be able to guess which channels I'm talking about here) You've positioned yourself in a really good spot in the genre. This channel and dire trip are doing good things!
The kid did not exhibit PTSD symptoms while in walmart because his father was not raging or threatening him at THAT moment. The terror caused by PTSD does not show itself every minute of every day. It is triggered. I believe this kid was under the authority and control of a madman. No excuse for him ultimately staying and doing what his dad demanded but it is understandable. I also wonder, how did the mother get her brain injury....was it the father who gave it to her?
@jessebaldwin2661 And yet everyday you hear of kids who break free from their controlling parents to immerse themselves in the world of sex, drugs & crimes.
I just paused it real quick to mention something. I'm a new subscriber and I am really enjoying your production style. I'm sure if you continue to put out quality content like you have been, your channel will be very successful. Thank you, for sharing your passion with us. Take care from Minneapolis, Minnesota. 🤙
@@macafe7160 Hey, back at you... 😉 Yeah, I'm originally from Tampa, Florida, but I moved up here when I got out of the Army in 2006. Did you also move here from another state? Just curious...
@@macafe7160 Oh, I really enjoyed Tennessee the few times I've visited it. But, I could definitely do without the brown recluses. I really hate those effin things...spawns of Satan, that they are. 😂 They're just as bad, if not worse, than the brown widows we had in Florida. Yes, I said brown...not black. Look it up. They're actually more venomous than the black ones. But, I should mention that there are brown recluses in Florida, too. Anyway, thanks for getting back to me. Have a good one and maybe I'll see you around the internet again? Take care. 😉
Great video and story Kevin, thank you again, ever so much. What a sad ending for the Faulkners after what seems to have been a well lived life. As far as the Campbells - terrible father and unfortunate consequences for the son; such a waste.
ah poor Eric was so stressed ......imagine how stressed Jerome and Dora must have been as they tortured and murdered them. Just horrific what he and his father did to those 2 senior citizens.
Horrid! I will say that he was quite intimidated by his father, couldn’t bring himself to confront him, and in his own, wouldn’t have even thought about doing such horrible things! He was, unfortunately, complicit in all parts, because he cooperated and assisted. What a drastically sad case. A cowardly father, who took suicide over facing the court; a son whose been used and abused all his life, pays the price , alone. God have Mercy on him.
He's no innocent victim. He jumped in the red truck with the bodies when fleeing from cops instead of the closer suburban, and then he tried to stash all the loot in the forest after he crashed. He was free from his abusive dad before all that and would've just given up if he was innocent.
Parental recruitment with a child's complicity is an utterly terrifying thought... thanks so much for your content... love ur channel 😉 hope everyone has a wonderful week... & don't 4get to spread smiles & love whenever u can! love & equality are the only answers! 🙂🖤💕
My condolences to the Faulkers' family and friends. I also feel for Eric because the poor boy didn't have a chance to do anything good with his life having been raised by a criminal. He should have paid but as an accomplice to commit murder not for first degree murder. The father, a coward until the end.
My heart and prayers go out to Jerome & Dora Faulkner and their loved ones. What a tragic, senseless, terrible end to a sweet, accomplished, and honored couple. They in no way deserved what happened to them. One difficult thing about court trials are the “expert witnesses”. i have personally been involved in litigation in my life, and i find it ridiculous that each side has these “hired guns” that basically say what ever that side needs them to express. It really bothers me the way the prosecution’s psych expert claims to be able to tell that Eric does not have serious traumatic issues by watching the Home Depot footage. Wow, she just sounds ridiculous, seeing this grainy footage, and citing his body language from afar? This kid was severely abused and raised to be his father’s minion. My gut feeling is that Eric Campbell _was definitely_ groomed, taught, _molded_ into being an obeyer of his father. -That he had been committing crime with his father since a very young age…. what a sad travesty. How is a person to know right from wrong, when they are raised by a monster like Edward Campbell?
By the Way…. The North Carolina defense attorney *William Durham* is awesome, and i hope in time, that he finds a way to get this case retried. Esquire Durham is one to wAtCh. He is a unique breed of attorney, seeming truly honest and genuinely caring, evident in his 𝚆𝙾𝚁𝙳 and way.
He doesn't know right from wrong because his father taught him to be a criminal? There are many people raised by criminals who turn out to be productive members of society. My father was in and out of prison most of his life, an abusive alcoholic who mistreated everyone around him. It was no picnic and I was traumatised by it but I definitely knew right from wrong at an early age and I decided early on I would be nothing like him when I grew up, went on to not touch alcohol, build a family, committed no crimes and work a job for 18 years so far, it might have been a harder road to go than someone who is raised by a loving family but people make choices in life. Stop making excuses for him.
Regarding the expert witness, the defence can cross examine them so whatever objections you have, the defence can present them in court & let the jury decide if they're convinced
@_Y.Not_ You are absolutely right! I was earnestly looking for someone who would speak up like you did....I just couldn't suffer all these fools shedding their crocodile tears over 'poor little Eric'...especially considering that we live in a day and age where kids are constantly breaking free from their 'super' controlling parents to enter into a life of promiscuity, drugs & crimes. Eric is defunitrly a partner in crime with his abomination of a dad by choice, and there are no two ways about it.
I concur with @imdoneplus. I also have PTSD from my stepfather, and I can’t tell you right now: my aunt called the police on him, and I had the chance to send him to jail right then, and I lied to the cops’ faces without a second thought. Because I knew what would happen if I didn’t. I’ve been out of the situation now for longer than I was in it, and I still have leftover behavior and thought processes I’ll never be able to rid myself of. I can see myself in this man’s shoes; he should have never been convicted.
The kid was super messed up. Guilty or not guilty he doesn't need to be just freely walking about. He needs help. Not sure what kind of "help" he'll get in prison. He just looks spaced out to me.
Thankyou Kevin for your channel you have a calming voice and you put so much careful thought into your videos. As an animal rescue volunteer I am also grateful that animal abuse is not in detail. I noticed another comment stated this too... Thankyou from a Greek island.. We love your cats too
Kevin, huge thanks for not going into ANY detail regarding the animal cruelty charges. Even general descriptions of it will haunt me (no doubt I'm setting myself up for nasty comments for saying this, but I just wanted to thank you sincerely).
Hey Samantha! Thank you so much! I had missed this come through originally but then just saw the notification when I was checking something else. You're the first one we've received (excluding the tester I gave myself 😀). Really do appreciate it. Hope you're having a great day!
I have real doubts about the amount of complicity on Eric's part. Just because he didn't act terrified in the store videos doesn't mean he wasn't. After years of abuse he could have learned that showing fear would only elicit more abuse. I don't think he's innocent but you have 2 principal actors and both say he did not kill them. I'm surprised that I live in NC and never heard of this case. I just don't get the sense that he's a danger to society as his father was. Over 1,000 pages of CPS paperwork on the family. The children should have never been left in this father's care, never. It's tragic all the way around. I'd like to think there's a chance for Eric to have a life after parole, if he ever gets parole. Never mind, google says no parole.
this part irked me specifically. Dr Wolfe's opinion seems to be so uneducated, 'casual demeanor', not in sync with dissociative episode' and 'not hyper-vigilant'? And she's able to conclude all that from a grainy video with 4 pixels where, in order to give such diagnosis, you need to examine the patient closely in situ and physically as well? Doesn't she know that victims of DA are masters of disguise, trained for years to minimize the abuse? I call BS
Completely agree. I think the prosecution should have more thoughtfully considered the young man's situation. In my view he should have been charged with lesser crimes and given a lesser sentence and given a chance to get out of prison--free of his abusive father--and have a second chance at life. None of this was the young man's choice. I disagree with the prosecutors in this case.
Sincere Condolences, I lost a very dear teacher of mine, and his wife, who were murdered due to a robbery "gone wrong".. so easy to say for the perpetrators.... As if they just mad a little fault of some sort... but's so hard to came to terms with, even years later. And hard to comprehend that these evil people walk almost like "shape-shifters" among the civilzed. In South Africa we suffer from more than 78 murders a day. Its even worse than in the worst war zones. Thank you for great content.😀
OMG, I'm scrolling & scrolling and can't find any good true crime vid to select, then I happen upon Just Thought Lounge 😅. This video cane just in time & I can't believe I haven't subscribed 😳. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Crazy story. Very well done video easy to listen to. Very sad what happened to that nice older couple. But I certainly wouldn’t classify them as “elderly”. The wife was still working as a nurse at 62 helping save lives as a vital and necessary frontline worker.
Oh my days - what a welcomed breath of fresh air. Yes ur videos are fantastic thank you so much BUTT! the best thing is everyone supporting and being kind to eachother, fair play everyone, so much negativity in real life and especially comments on internet so Thank You all sooo good to see - hope each & evry1 of u fantastic peeps hab a great day 😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️❤️😘❤️
Kevin…I like your channel because you tell the crime stories with compassion.. Thank you for sharing and I think your on your way to big success with your channel. Take care
I appreciate being able to scroll through the comments and not see idiots claiming that the kid got to make his own choices and wasn't under control of his dad. When that's all you know, how are you supposed to know to act different?
Kevin, You should visit Canada sometime. We have a lot of interesting, thought provoking, true crime stories that could only be done justice by a seasoned, clear thinking journalist like yourself. Keep up the great work!!
Such a big fan of this channel. Love the format how you begin the story so those, i.e.; me, does not have to research prior to viewing. I’m gonna do what I can to spread the word and get you some more subscribers. Keep up the great work JTL. ❤
When a person is under such control like his psychopath father, unless you are such person you will obey what that psychopath said. I felt very sorry for Eric. I am with the lawyer that he is innocent. Sad story when the father is on drug and dragging his son down with him, to me the father is a coward leaving his son to face this tragedy.
Yes the father is the ultimate coward. It makes me sick to see what happened to the Faulkners. I believe the son is guilty and he's where he needs to be.
Yes hes so innocent and afraid of his dad that he pulled over when his dad got pulled over instead of continuing driving. So innocent he got out of his car and attempted to kill 2 police officers to protect his dad instead of simply driving away. So innocent he ran to the further vehicle with the two rotting victims and took off leaving dear old dad behind but still attempting to conceal the murder. So innocent the first thing he wanted to do was hide the ill gotten goods like a packrat. Yes dad is already caught, but im keeping the treasure. Yes he is innocent.
Great coverage of a case I have never heard about Kevin, I am not buying into a guilty or not guilty verdict but how can a jurer number 3, who has personally said they cannot reach a verdict twice to a judge suddenly be included in a unanimous verdict, it's not about what I think I can prove, evidence is all we have
I dunno. How could this guy contradict his meth addled dad? Seems like good survival instincts. I don’t feel they were fair with him. If they had had a chance to convict his father, they would have gone for lesser charges on the son. I don’t feel good about this case.
I've been bingeing your videos all weekend lol I've been a sub for a while, but i forgot how good your coverage of little-known cases is! Thanks for all your in-depth coverage and, what I'm sure time-consuming, research.
The way he tried to trick them in the court room looking down and wearing glasses, he 100% knew what he was doing and his father wanted to save his evil son 🙄🥴
What a terrible law enforcement and judicial community. Beat the kid after apprehending him. Toss out the dad’s confession but allow a statement quite clearly made under duress after a severe beating at the hands of police. On top of that, the correctional officers let the dad commit suicide. So the family will never have justice. Terrible cops and judges.
What a thorough coverage!!! I feel the punishment for Eric doesn’t make sense. There is no doubt that what he did was wrong, but we have to take into account the circumstances. Growing with the abusive and violent father, sometimes the victim doesn’t even know how to say no. Especially in this case since he was groomed this way since he was born. There is absolutely no way he can escape his father easily. He should be punished but life in prison is way harsh and there should be some other way. RIP Faulkners 😞
I'm watching "taking the stand" on Hulu and the female prosecutor is like Eric could have done this and he could have done that and PTSD doesn't mean you can't do this or that. Well, as a war vet who suffers from PTSD you'll be surprised what you can and can't do because of PTSD especially when the TRIGGER is within close physical proximity!!!
Thank you so much for the content you upload. I really appreciate the way you present these cases in a serious and respectful manner, but without being dry and unemotional. Really good work. Definitely one of the best vodcasters out there.
This decision was sickening. Clearly, NONE of these jurors know how an insane violent drug addict controls everyone around them. This is tragic for this young man. They were wrong in their ignorant decision.
Probably, the mother had soffered braindamage not by coincidence either. I think Eric was made evil by his dad but it does not make his terrible crimes less terrible.
I've known men like Ed Campbell, they're scary af and their sons grew up to be broken people. That being said, the evidence points to Eric being right there during the violent crime. I'm glad he got life in prison, it will take him years to extricate his father's presence from his psyche. Good one Kevin 👍
It's scary to tell someone dangerous "no"... I'm not going to pretend to be an expert, I just wish there was a more intricate plan for the son...it feels really lazy that it's just a blanket punishment of life and that we don't have anything in place for victims who choose crime over death or other abuse.
*SORRY FOR THE LENGTH THO* I just wanted to leave a comment..something I rarely do anymore, to say how geeked I am I stumbled upon this channel. I'm truly confused as to why in tf UA-cam never recommend your channel to me I only discovered you bc my friend sent me a video of yours knowing I'd be into that case (I basically live off of true crime😊) so anyways, annoyed YT never recommend JTL but too happy my friend sent me your video. Love your channel particularly your approach to the subject matter it's incredibly respectful, thorough & amazingly presented so I gotta say thank you for such detailed videos & more importantly for maintaining the respect & dignity these victims & their families truly deserve.. with the explosion of popularity in true crime it seems like those things more & more often now get completely lost along the way & were left with countless creators who present these cases almost as if they're doing a TV show review.. tysm for not allowing your channel to be another one of those! Your work is amazing & I really hope I continue to get notifications from JTL!!
I remember the first time my brother-in-law came from Texas forty-five years ago. I hitched a ride with him from Virginia and we drove down Gauley mountain. He was trying to straighten out the curves and I thought he was going to wreck at anytime. I never did that again.
He chose to travel with the bodies in the back of the car. I don't care how scary his father is, he chose to do that. That's not normal. That's not a person you want to have shopping next to you, eating next to you, on a train or plane seat next to you.
The one and only time I served jury duty was in Granville County. That was in 1999. My Dad still lives there. These cases scare me so bad. This was completely random!
The older couple’s bodies were moved from the house to the red truck. I’m having a hard time believing the father dragged them up into the bed of that truck on his own. They looked like they’d have been heavy to move. I’d like to know the weight of each victim. Also - maybe I missed it but what was cause of death? I’ve been reading that one way to tell if there were two different perpetrators/ murderers is by the injuries that caused death. So if the elderly male victim was wounded by the baton thing, and the woman was wounded by a different weapon... that can tell us something. Or if both victims had wounds from two different weapons. If both victims had life-ending injuries from a single weapon that tells us something too... Just thinking out loud over here. 🧠 🤔 Obviously the prosecution nailed him, but I’m curious about those pieces of the equation. For this abused son to have had a better outcome (for himself), he would have had to prove that his father threatened to kill him if he didn’t comply, no? As for society... I think we’re better off he’s locked up. Under coercion or not, two innocent people were brutally murdered.
To me, the legal system failed everyone and threw Eric in prison to play for the crowd. To look tough on crime, to appease the cop mob after two officers were shot. Eric needed incarceration and rehabilitation. They couldn't nail his father, so he became the scapegoat. That way nothing else matters, just pin it on the individual. Excuses CPS, police and so on.
How trustworthy could the forensics on the evidence have been when the prosecutor handled a minimum of four pieces of evidence (1st pair of plastic gloves, 2nd pair of plastic gloves, the black backpack, and the electrical tape) while wearing the same pair of gloves? In order to guarantee no transfer, she should have changed gloves after touching each piece of evidence. After she took the first pair of gloves out and showed them to the jury, she should have removed her gloves, thrown them away, put on a new pair of gloves and then opened the second envelope and pulled out the second pair of gloves, showed them to the jury, and continued changing out for new gloves before handling any other piece of evidence. How in the world were they able to claim there was no cross contamination when the person who should have been most vigilant about how the evidence was handled stood in court and cross contaminated a minimum of four pieces of evidence? How many more pieces did she handle like that and why didn't the defense attorney jump all over that when it happened?
The idea that they were equally involved because they bought two set of gloves, etc., seems a red herring to me. If the father wanted his son to think they were just cooking up some meth together, and not be suspicious of any other motive, then of course they would have bought two sets of kit.
They targeted the old couple because they thought they looked vulnerable. They bought the supplies after they planned to rob the couple. How do you think Eric didn't know he was planning on committing a crime? And a crime that also involved torture weapons that they had brought with them.
Daaaayuuuum. Eric’s face! I’m gonna have to force myself to believe that he got those injuries when he crashed. I’m sure he had no time to put his seat belt on when he dipped. The way the truck crashed on a steep incline he easily could’ve smashed his face into the airbag or steering wheel.
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That poor kid was doomed from the moment of his birth. He had no chance at a life with that monster for a father he had.
I agree. I don’t see him as being anywhere near as culpable as his father.
Bull. So sick of weak, whiny men. He was a grown man with choices. Hack psychiatry is the worst.
What bs. Plenty of kids are subject to unsettling upbringings. Never a reason to murder
@@Lyricistnz , not to mention TRAVELING WITH DEAD BODIES.
@@Leomerya12not only that, they were in separate vehicles! The son could of easily took off and got away from his father if he wanted to.. that kid is right where he belongs!
My mom dated Edward Campbell. Eric was a few years younger than me. Trust me when I say that was the worst 2-3 years of my life. Ed was extremely abusive. I witnessed him beat them and my mom. Child services really failed them. I lost contact after my mom broke things off with them but I prayed and wondered for years what ever happened to them. I’d hoped cps would have finally taken them for good and they’d end up growing up in a good home. So sad to see that’s not what happened. Ed was very controlling and I have no doubt he ruled their lives in to adulthood.
I know I’m so late to this video. It took me a very long time to watch this or follow any of the news coverage when it all happened or after. I had nightmares for years about Ed and they returned when the murders happened so I stayed away from it all. I guess curiosity finally got the best of me.
Thanks for sharing. It’s a horrible case and I hope you stop getting those nightmares. Ed was a horrible person and just destroyed lives. That pos. I hope he rots in hell
I’m sorry, Blessed. That awful guy should never have had access to women or children.
Glad u guys got away from him. ❤
I went to Alvin Highschool with Eric my senior year actually, he was homeschooled before that. He and I were actually friends we had Algebra together. He was different, smart, but nice. That doesn’t mean that he wasn’t/isn’t capable of committing a heinous crime. Just eerie to know it is someone I had some fond memories with.
Did she commit murder too?
I have severe PTSD and it largely has to do with abuse from my father. I can tell you right now you can be dissociating, hyper vigilant, and filled with fear and appear normal on a security camera. You are so used to your entire brain being hijacked that you don’t even ask questions. I can’t speak to his innocence but I can say the prosecution’s psychiatrist was full of it.
I agree with you 100%
@@tobiasclausen6273 the whole “judicial system” is a crock. They just pursue what they want to. I was sexually abused, told the police every single detail in an interview with detectives and… I was very nearly charged with r*pe. So, at a very young age I learned you’re not going to get help from those people. The judge told me I was “lucky to have” an abuser like mine, as I was lucky they didn’t press charges.
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Me too Derpy, and I agree 100%. Been there, done that.
@@bec5250 much love. I hope you’re doing well now. It ain’t easy, especially when no one understands what we go through. 🙏
"Dad what shall I become when I am grown up?"
"Easy son. You are going to become my accomplice when I go round killing and stealing"
What a sick f.
I agree that the father's statements should have been included as evidence. This is also grounds for an appeal.
That's why I feel like the prosecutor comes across as such a self-righteous bitch pretending they are somehow "equal" parts in this when obviously their relationship was defined by inequality. Yes he has some complicity but clearly not equal to his father.
I grew up with a father and older brother who reigned over my mother, myself, my sister and younger brother. They were maniacal and we lived in invisible chains.
I did everything he wanted. I was utterly terrified and truly knew no different.
Only now, I'm 42, does any family member even acknowledge what happened.
I am so very sorry for the Faulkners and their sons. No one deserves that. Bless them. ❤️❤️
So you must have sympathy for the boy.
I do.
It sounds awful where you grew up. So that’s over now.
Hope u and ur mom are better off now .
@@MYRRHfamily she may not. Did you notice she said the older brother also dominated them along with the father? Why do you feel sorry for that young man. He seemed to be going right along with his father in loading the instruments of torture into the trolley?
I’m sorry you had to live like that Lily. Big hugs 🕊💞
Never seen a truck crash give two black eyes.
I wept for this dear couple. I am so sorry for the lives lost.
It's difficult to even give credence to forensic psychologists when each side has an expert to back up their own theory. I have conflicting thoughts for some being tried with violently abusive parents or partners, it isn't always easy to disobey commands from these coercive domineers.
Another thought provoking case, thanks Kevin and team. ✌
As with all court proceedings involving "expert" witnesses.
They slant their diagnosis in favour of who is paying their fee .
These people are paid, right? They'll say what they're told to or expected to, depending on defence or prosecution side
Surely it’s easier to disobey than murder. I don’t believe anyone would fall for this act!
Eric Campbell was a victim himself in this case. He almost certainly wouldn't have been involved in these crimes were it not for his sociopathic, domineering, criminal father. It is easy to say that he was old enough to make his own decisions, call the police, not participate in the crimes, etc.--but when you have been psychologically and emotionally abused by your father for most of your life, you follow along out of fear, no doubt. Assuming there was no direct evidence that he was actually involved in killing the couple--and I don't think there was--my inclination as a juror would have been to give the young man a much lighter sentence that would enable him to obtain parole at some point and have a second chance at life--without the father who has now ruined his life.
I think Eric was a "partner" in the crime, but for the prosecution to say he was an "equal" partner is just disingenuous and dishonest. His coward father kills himself and as compensation for justice lost they want to lynch this kid who himself is also a victim of his father. I hate when people try to pin the crimes of one person on another just cause they are hurt and want to hurt someone, even if they know it's not actually the one who was primarily responsible.
You have perfected your audio-visuals to the core! Loving it. Sunday dinners are incomplete without your video. Much respect as always.
What a dad. Thanks for your coverage, I like how the volume doesn't go up and down much in your vids. RIP Dora and Jerome.
You don’t know how much this comment means to me with all of the audio issues we’ve had in the past. Glad that we’re on the right track now 👍🏻
@@JustThoughtLounge Brilliant stuff, really appreciate your hard work :)
He might be a father, but he's sure not a dad.
Even though you have PTSD it doesn't mean that you're frozen with fear or hyper vigilant at every minute of every day!
It comes and goes, it's not consistent at all times.
The State will always find someone to pay to provide false testimony.
He was under his father's spell for sure.
Actually it is everyday.
That was an old understanding of PTSD. The current understanding is that it affects you all the time but especially when triggered.
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This channel is fast becoming my favourite. More serious than another channel I watch but not as earnest and sentimental as another channel I watch also not as judgemental as another channel I watch. (People who know may be able to guess which channels I'm talking about here)
You've positioned yourself in a really good spot in the genre. This channel and dire trip are doing good things!
Thanks Zion. We wanted to do our own thing and not just copy others, glad that’s coming across 👍🏻
@@JustThoughtLounge keep doing yo thang bestie!
Do you mean judgmental on the culprits or the people posting comments?
Which one is the judgemental one?
@@mydesignerlife we all know
The kid did not exhibit PTSD symptoms while in walmart because his father was not raging or threatening him at THAT moment. The terror caused by PTSD does not show itself every minute of every day. It is triggered. I believe this kid was under the authority and control of a madman. No excuse for him ultimately staying and doing what his dad demanded but it is understandable. I also wonder, how did the mother get her brain injury....was it the father who gave it to her?
Then what do you suggest he did? Tell his father no so he would be brutally beaten or killed?
@@JenX1975 Sneak away and go straight to the police???
It's hard to understand the kid's level of culpability if any. It's also hard to imagine the life this kid had with this monster.
@jessebaldwin2661 And yet everyday you hear of kids who break free from their controlling parents to immerse themselves in the world of sex, drugs & crimes.
I bet he beat the mom too.
I just paused it real quick to mention something. I'm a new subscriber and I am really enjoying your production style. I'm sure if you continue to put out quality content like you have been, your channel will be very successful. Thank you, for sharing your passion with us. Take care from Minneapolis, Minnesota. 🤙
My thoughts exactly!!💯 Hey there from Burnsville,Mn
@@macafe7160 Hey, back at you... 😉 Yeah, I'm originally from Tampa, Florida, but I moved up here when I got out of the Army in 2006. Did you also move here from another state? Just curious...
@@grahamnalepa4622 / Yes. I moved here from Memphis,TN in 2003.
@@macafe7160 Oh, I really enjoyed Tennessee the few times I've visited it. But, I could definitely do without the brown recluses. I really hate those effin things...spawns of Satan, that they are. 😂 They're just as bad, if not worse, than the brown widows we had in Florida. Yes, I said brown...not black. Look it up. They're actually more venomous than the black ones. But, I should mention that there are brown recluses in Florida, too. Anyway, thanks for getting back to me. Have a good one and maybe I'll see you around the internet again? Take care. 😉
Watch the Fall of Minneapolis. Free Chauvin.
Great video and story Kevin, thank you again, ever so much. What a sad ending for the Faulkners after what seems to have been a well lived life. As far as the Campbells - terrible father and unfortunate consequences for the son; such a waste.
ah poor Eric was so stressed ......imagine how stressed Jerome and Dora must have been as they tortured and murdered them. Just horrific what he and his father did to those 2 senior citizens.
Yet again, another excellently detailed, well thought out coverage.
Love the way you make your videos , you put WORK into the true pictures real videos ! That’s what make your channel a fantastic channel ! Thank you !
Cowardly dad. Left his son to deal with everything.
Did he really killed himself though?
Absolutely. A despicable human being.
Horrid! I will say that he was quite intimidated by his father, couldn’t bring himself to confront him, and in his own, wouldn’t have even thought about doing such horrible things! He was, unfortunately, complicit in all parts, because he cooperated and assisted. What a drastically sad case. A cowardly father, who took suicide over facing the court; a son whose been used and abused all his life, pays the price , alone. God have Mercy on him.
Thank you for all your time and effort that you put into these interesting cases
This channel is up there with that chapter!!! Subscribed immediately
Yeah Mike( Next Chapter) is one of my favorite
I feel so sad that the son was brought into this nonsense. What a wicked man! Riep the victims.
The son knew exactly what he was doing and needs to be in jail.
@@cindyrussell1581 u think he’d have murdered anyone had it not been for his dad?
@@cindyrussell1581 I strongly disagree with that. In my opinion, his life was controlled by his father. Very tough for all involved in this.
He's no innocent victim. He jumped in the red truck with the bodies when fleeing from cops instead of the closer suburban, and then he tried to stash all the loot in the forest after he crashed. He was free from his abusive dad before all that and would've just given up if he was innocent.
You're old enough to not go along murdering people with your dad at aged 20 believe it or not.
Parental recruitment with a child's complicity is an utterly terrifying thought... thanks so much for your content... love ur channel 😉 hope everyone has a wonderful week... & don't 4get to spread smiles & love whenever u can! love & equality are the only answers! 🙂🖤💕
Thank you Just Thought Lounge, your work is appreciated.
So glad I found this channel! Never heard of this case. You have awesome content!
Thank you for another amazing upload, Kev...
You are really rocking this channel! Prayers to the families...🙏💕🙏
Another excellent presentation, Kevin, thank you.
Kevin, good video. Thanks for posting these. We enjoy seeing the bad guys get caught and justice served.
Really enjoying the quality of your content. Thank you so much!❤
I love your commentary, its really interesting and informative. Well done 👍
My condolences to the Faulkers' family and friends. I also feel for Eric because the poor boy didn't have a chance to do anything good with his life having been raised by a criminal. He should have paid but as an accomplice to commit murder not for first degree murder. The father, a coward until the end.
This is unbelievably good. Perfect, really. I thank you, kind sir.
My condolences 💐 to the Faulkner family
what a coward the father was leaving his son to face trial while he took the easy route out.
Great job Kevin ❤ you're one of the good ones. Looking forward to your work brother
My heart and prayers go out to Jerome & Dora Faulkner and their loved ones. What a tragic, senseless, terrible end to a sweet, accomplished, and honored couple. They in no way deserved what happened to them.
One difficult thing about court trials are the “expert witnesses”. i have personally been involved in litigation in my life, and i find it ridiculous that each side has these “hired guns” that basically say what ever that side needs them to express. It really bothers me the way the prosecution’s psych expert claims to be able to tell that Eric does not have serious traumatic issues by watching the Home Depot footage. Wow, she just sounds ridiculous, seeing this grainy footage, and citing his body language from afar? This kid was severely abused and raised to be his father’s minion.
My gut feeling is that Eric Campbell _was definitely_ groomed, taught, _molded_ into being an obeyer of his father. -That he had been committing crime with his father since a very young age…. what a sad travesty. How is a person to know right from wrong, when they are raised by a monster like Edward Campbell?
By the Way….
The North Carolina defense attorney *William Durham* is awesome, and i hope in time, that he finds a way to get this case retried. Esquire Durham is one to wAtCh. He is a unique breed of attorney, seeming truly honest and genuinely caring, evident in his 𝚆𝙾𝚁𝙳 and way.
Exactly my thought..she looked at the video and decided that Eric doesn't show any symptoms.
He doesn't know right from wrong because his father taught him to be a criminal? There are many people raised by criminals who turn out to be productive members of society. My father was in and out of prison most of his life, an abusive alcoholic who mistreated everyone around him. It was no picnic and I was traumatised by it but I definitely knew right from wrong at an early age and I decided early on I would be nothing like him when I grew up, went on to not touch alcohol, build a family, committed no crimes and work a job for 18 years so far, it might have been a harder road to go than someone who is raised by a loving family but people make choices in life. Stop making excuses for him.
Regarding the expert witness, the defence can cross examine them so whatever objections you have, the defence can present them in court & let the jury decide if they're convinced
@_Y.Not_ You are absolutely right! I was earnestly looking for someone who would speak up like you did....I just couldn't suffer all these fools shedding their crocodile tears over 'poor little Eric'...especially considering that we live in a day and age where kids are constantly breaking free from their 'super' controlling parents to enter into a life of promiscuity, drugs & crimes. Eric is defunitrly a partner in crime with his abomination of a dad by choice, and there are no two ways about it.
I concur with @imdoneplus. I also have PTSD from my stepfather, and I can’t tell you right now: my aunt called the police on him, and I had the chance to send him to jail right then, and I lied to the cops’ faces without a second thought. Because I knew what would happen if I didn’t. I’ve been out of the situation now for longer than I was in it, and I still have leftover behavior and thought processes I’ll never be able to rid myself of. I can see myself in this man’s shoes; he should have never been convicted.
The kid was super messed up. Guilty or not guilty he doesn't need to be just freely walking about. He needs help. Not sure what kind of "help" he'll get in prison. He just looks spaced out to me.
Spaced out and scared
Thankyou Kevin for your channel you have a calming voice and you put so much careful thought into your videos. As an animal rescue volunteer I am also grateful that animal abuse is not in detail. I noticed another comment stated this too... Thankyou from a Greek island.. We love your cats too
Kevin, huge thanks for not going into ANY detail regarding the animal cruelty charges. Even general descriptions of it will haunt me (no doubt I'm setting myself up for nasty comments for saying this, but I just wanted to thank you sincerely).
I know what you mean. We just didn’t think there was any need for those types of details. Didn’t add anything to an already sad story.
@@JustThoughtLounge Big hugs, thank you for "getting it".
People who put animal lives above human ones are weird af and don’t belong in society
Yeah agreed ,can handle humans killed on movie's and documentaries but animals getting harmed especially dogs just can't handle 👍
To be honest, I feel the same way.🙂
Thanks!
Hey Samantha! Thank you so much! I had missed this come through originally but then just saw the notification when I was checking something else. You're the first one we've received (excluding the tester I gave myself 😀). Really do appreciate it. Hope you're having a great day!
@@JustThoughtLounge of course! I appreciate your hard work and delivery of content!
I have real doubts about the amount of complicity on Eric's part. Just because he didn't act terrified in the store videos doesn't mean he wasn't. After years of abuse he could have learned that showing fear would only elicit more abuse. I don't think he's innocent but you have 2 principal actors and both say he did not kill them. I'm surprised that I live in NC and never heard of this case. I just don't get the sense that he's a danger to society as his father was. Over 1,000 pages of CPS paperwork on the family. The children should have never been left in this father's care, never. It's tragic all the way around. I'd like to think there's a chance for Eric to have a life after parole, if he ever gets parole. Never mind, google says no parole.
this part irked me specifically. Dr Wolfe's opinion seems to be so uneducated, 'casual demeanor', not in sync with dissociative episode' and 'not hyper-vigilant'? And she's able to conclude all that from a grainy video with 4 pixels where, in order to give such diagnosis, you need to examine the patient closely in situ and physically as well? Doesn't she know that victims of DA are masters of disguise, trained for years to minimize the abuse? I call BS
Completely agree. I think the prosecution should have more thoughtfully considered the young man's situation. In my view he should have been charged with lesser crimes and given a lesser sentence and given a chance to get out of prison--free of his abusive father--and have a second chance at life. None of this was the young man's choice. I disagree with the prosecutors in this case.
Did you just make your assessment from a few seconds of video of her testifying?
@@endless3cho I watched all the way through
He drove off in the truck after the
police stop alone. !! Knowing the
dead bodies were in the back !!?
Thanks, Kev. Keep 'em coming!
I enjoy your work! Thank you, Kevin :-)
Kevin, you are brilliant. Thank you.
Sincere Condolences, I lost a very dear teacher of mine, and his wife, who were murdered due to a robbery "gone wrong".. so easy to say for the perpetrators.... As if they just mad a little fault of some sort... but's so hard to came to terms with, even years later. And hard to comprehend that these evil people walk almost like "shape-shifters" among the civilzed. In South Africa we suffer from more than 78 murders a day. Its even worse than in the worst war zones. Thank you for great content.😀
OMG, I'm scrolling & scrolling and can't find any good true crime vid to select, then I happen upon Just Thought Lounge 😅. This video cane just in time & I can't believe I haven't subscribed 😳. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Glad you found us! Welcome!
@@JustThoughtLounge Absolutely. I've watched so many of your videos all day. Will continue tomorrow where I left off. Cheers, mate!
Agreed. JTL is right up there with That Chapter and Coffeehouse Crime.
Excellent in you verb skills. Clear easy to understand and very pleasant to listen. Very few UA-camrs has. Great delivering stories! Thank you.
Crazy story.
Very well done video easy to listen to.
Very sad what happened to that nice older couple. But I certainly wouldn’t classify them as “elderly”.
The wife was still working as a nurse at 62 helping save lives as a vital and necessary frontline worker.
Great video Kevin. Well done and good luck 👍 👏
Hello, this is now my favorite Crime Documentary channel. Keep up the good work Kevin!! 👏 😊 🙌
I don’t believe it 🙌🏼 never heard this one!! Wicked cool. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
Oh my days - what a welcomed breath of fresh air. Yes ur videos are fantastic thank you so much BUTT! the best thing is everyone supporting and being kind to eachother, fair play everyone, so much negativity in real life and especially comments on internet so Thank You all sooo good to see - hope each & evry1 of u fantastic peeps hab a great day 😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️❤️😘❤️
Kevin…I like your channel because you tell the crime stories with compassion.. Thank you for sharing and I think your on your way to big success with your channel. Take care
I appreciate being able to scroll through the comments and not see idiots claiming that the kid got to make his own choices and wasn't under control of his dad. When that's all you know, how are you supposed to know to act different?
Kevin,
You should visit Canada sometime. We have a lot of interesting, thought provoking, true crime stories that could only be done justice by a seasoned, clear thinking journalist like yourself. Keep up the great work!!
Such a big fan of this channel. Love the format how you begin the story so those, i.e.; me, does not have to research prior to viewing. I’m gonna do what I can to spread the word and get you some more subscribers. Keep up the great work JTL. ❤
Great work, tragic story
When a person is under such control like his psychopath father, unless you are such person you will obey what that psychopath said. I felt very sorry for Eric. I am with the lawyer that he is innocent. Sad story when the father is on drug and dragging his son down with him, to me the father is a coward leaving his son to face this tragedy.
Yes the father is the ultimate coward. It makes me sick to see what happened to the Faulkners. I believe the son is guilty and he's where he needs to be.
Yes hes so innocent and afraid of his dad that he pulled over when his dad got pulled over instead of continuing driving. So innocent he got out of his car and attempted to kill 2 police officers to protect his dad instead of simply driving away.
So innocent he ran to the further vehicle with the two rotting victims and took off leaving dear old dad behind but still attempting to conceal the murder.
So innocent the first thing he wanted to do was hide the ill gotten goods like a packrat. Yes dad is already caught, but im keeping the treasure. Yes he is innocent.
Love your stories!
The odds of that same juror getting into an accident is wild
Great coverage of a case I have never heard about Kevin, I am not buying into a guilty or not guilty verdict but how can a jurer number 3, who has personally said they cannot reach a verdict twice to a judge suddenly be included in a unanimous verdict, it's not about what I think I can prove, evidence is all we have
I dunno. How could this guy contradict his meth addled dad? Seems like good survival instincts. I don’t feel they were fair with him. If they had had a chance to convict his father, they would have gone for lesser charges on the son.
I don’t feel good about this case.
I just found your channel today and subbed immediately!
Welcome to the channel 👍🏻
I've been bingeing your videos all weekend lol I've been a sub for a while, but i forgot how good your coverage of little-known cases is! Thanks for all your in-depth coverage and, what I'm sure time-consuming, research.
A white Suburban Tahoe?? Man I was so confused for a moment lol
The way he tried to trick them in the court room looking down and wearing glasses, he 100% knew what he was doing and his father wanted to save his evil son 🙄🥴
The son totally overdoing being a victim part. He's evil.
Could you do an update on the case of the Menendez brothers? Especially how many people support them now. I would love to hear your analysis.
What a terrible law enforcement and judicial community. Beat the kid after apprehending him. Toss out the dad’s confession but allow a statement quite clearly made under duress after a severe beating at the hands of police. On top of that, the correctional officers let the dad commit suicide. So the family will never have justice. Terrible cops and judges.
Your content and voice are great! I subscribed!
Welcome to the channel 😀
What a thorough coverage!!! I feel the punishment for Eric doesn’t make sense. There is no doubt that what he did was wrong, but we have to take into account the circumstances. Growing with the abusive and violent father, sometimes the victim doesn’t even know how to say no. Especially in this case since he was groomed this way since he was born. There is absolutely no way he can escape his father easily. He should be punished but life in prison is way harsh and there should be some other way. RIP Faulkners 😞
I'm watching "taking the stand" on Hulu and the female prosecutor is like Eric could have done this and he could have done that and PTSD doesn't mean you can't do this or that. Well, as a war vet who suffers from PTSD you'll be surprised what you can and can't do because of PTSD especially when the TRIGGER is within close physical proximity!!!
Someone with ptsd can still function and go to the store. That Psych was not honest.
Thank you so much for the content you upload. I really appreciate the way you present these cases in a serious and respectful manner, but without being dry and unemotional. Really good work. Definitely one of the best vodcasters out there.
How can you have a mistrial after only 2.5 hours? I’ve never heard of giving up that early. So glad they were able to find him guilty. RIP.
This decision was sickening. Clearly, NONE of these jurors know how an insane violent drug addict controls everyone around them. This is tragic for this young man. They were wrong in their ignorant decision.
Very good video, thank you!!...
Love your videos! “Just the facts.”
Great video and such a soothing voice Kevin 👌🥰
Probably, the mother had soffered braindamage not by coincidence either. I think Eric was made evil by his dad but it does not make his terrible crimes less terrible.
I've known men like Ed Campbell, they're scary af and their sons grew up to be broken people. That being said, the evidence points to Eric being right there during the violent crime. I'm glad he got life in prison, it will take him years to extricate his father's presence from his psyche. Good one Kevin 👍
It's scary to tell someone dangerous "no"... I'm not going to pretend to be an expert, I just wish there was a more intricate plan for the son...it feels really lazy that it's just a blanket punishment of life and that we don't have anything in place for victims who choose crime over death or other abuse.
*SORRY FOR THE LENGTH THO* I just wanted to leave a comment..something I rarely do anymore, to say how geeked I am I stumbled upon this channel. I'm truly confused as to why in tf UA-cam never recommend your channel to me I only discovered you bc my friend sent me a video of yours knowing I'd be into that case (I basically live off of true crime😊) so anyways, annoyed YT never recommend JTL but too happy my friend sent me your video. Love your channel particularly your approach to the subject matter it's incredibly respectful, thorough & amazingly presented so I gotta say thank you for such detailed videos & more importantly for maintaining the respect & dignity these victims & their families truly deserve.. with the explosion of popularity in true crime it seems like those things more & more often now get completely lost along the way & were left with countless creators who present these cases almost as if they're doing a TV show review.. tysm for not allowing your channel to be another one of those! Your work is amazing & I really hope I continue to get notifications from JTL!!
Glad your friend sent you our way as well. Really appreciate the comment too. Great way to wrap up the year 😀
my favorite jcs channel
This young man had an horrible childhood, he is going to have an horrible manhood
First time I would have wanted a more human verdict
I remember the first time my brother-in-law came from Texas forty-five years ago. I hitched a ride with him from Virginia and we drove down Gauley mountain.
He was trying to straighten out the curves and I thought he was going to wreck at anytime.
I never did that again.
A Victim of poor Godless Fatherhood.This young man had all the potential to be an upstanding person.What an utter waste and so sad.
He chose to travel with the bodies in the back of the car. I don't care how scary his father is, he chose to do that.
That's not normal. That's not a person you want to have shopping next to you, eating next to you, on a train or plane seat next to you.
I truly struggle with this verdict.
The one and only time I served jury duty was in Granville County. That was in 1999. My Dad still lives there. These cases scare me so bad. This was completely random!
The older couple’s bodies were moved from the house to the red truck.
I’m having a hard time believing the father dragged them up into the bed of that truck on his own.
They looked like they’d have been heavy to move. I’d like to know the weight of each victim. Also - maybe I missed it but what was cause of death?
I’ve been reading that one way to tell if there were two different perpetrators/ murderers is by the injuries that caused death.
So if the elderly male victim was wounded by the baton thing, and the woman was wounded by a different weapon... that can tell us something.
Or if both victims had wounds from two different weapons.
If both victims had life-ending injuries from a single weapon that tells us something too...
Just thinking out loud over here. 🧠 🤔
Obviously the prosecution nailed him, but I’m curious about those pieces of the equation.
For this abused son to have had a better outcome (for himself), he would have had to prove that his father threatened to kill him if he didn’t comply, no?
As for society... I think we’re better off he’s locked up. Under coercion or not, two innocent people were brutally murdered.
To me, the legal system failed everyone and threw Eric in prison to play for the crowd. To look tough on crime, to appease the cop mob after two officers were shot.
Eric needed incarceration and rehabilitation. They couldn't nail his father, so he became the scapegoat. That way nothing else matters, just pin it on the individual. Excuses CPS, police and so on.
Nice job on this.
I have to say you have the most soothing voice have you ever done any audible books❤❤❤❤
If they had made a movie about this 20 years ago, Ed Harris could have played Edward Campbell.
How trustworthy could the forensics on the evidence have been when the prosecutor handled a minimum of four pieces of evidence (1st pair of plastic gloves, 2nd pair of plastic gloves, the black backpack, and the electrical tape) while wearing the same pair of gloves? In order to guarantee no transfer, she should have changed gloves after touching each piece of evidence. After she took the first pair of gloves out and showed them to the jury, she should have removed her gloves, thrown them away, put on a new pair of gloves and then opened the second envelope and pulled out the second pair of gloves, showed them to the jury, and continued changing out for new gloves before handling any other piece of evidence. How in the world were they able to claim there was no cross contamination when the person who should have been most vigilant about how the evidence was handled stood in court and cross contaminated a minimum of four pieces of evidence? How many more pieces did she handle like that and why didn't the defense attorney jump all over that when it happened?
The idea that they were equally involved because they bought two set of gloves, etc., seems a red herring to me. If the father wanted his son to think they were just cooking up some meth together, and not be suspicious of any other motive, then of course they would have bought two sets of kit.
They targeted the old couple because they thought they looked vulnerable. They bought the supplies after they planned to rob the couple. How do you think Eric didn't know he was planning on committing a crime? And a crime that also involved torture weapons that they had brought with them.
Damn the father could've kept driving in the red truck and the son would've just gotten a stolen tag charge
His dead father made poor Eric lie like a snake in the sun on the witness stand. Poor poor kid
Daaaayuuuum. Eric’s face! I’m gonna have to force myself to believe that he got those injuries when he crashed. I’m sure he had no time to put his seat belt on when he dipped. The way the truck crashed on a steep incline he easily could’ve smashed his face into the airbag or steering wheel.
I hope ur right, but it sure looks like he got stomped out.
I was looking for this comment! Almost unrecognisable hey.
They beat the shite out of him. C’mon we all know, they shot a cop!
The defense attorney's speech pattern was giving me thoughts of Matthew Mcconaughey. 😂